Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-08-30
BELLAIRE.

The boys on the B. & o, received their
pay yesterday. .
James Fitton is furnishing throughout
with natural gas one of the potteries of
Toronto.
The large water tank at the C.. & p.
shops that bursted on Sunday evening,
wrecked the building in which it was con-
fined and the force of the water moved the
office of the Master Mechanic from its
foundation.
The Belmont Building and Loan Com
pany sold some money last night. The
Buckeye will have money for sale on Mon
day evening, September 18th.
The little daughter of W. A. Gorby
which was ill for several weeks died yester-
day morning. The funeral will take place
this afternoon at 2 o'clock.
Miss Ella Weir, who for eyeral months
has been doing Bellaire local work on the
NetrS. Letter Sundays excepted), has been
placed in full charge down here and will
now write the Sunday letter.
A report was current at Steubenviile
Yesterday morning that fire had destroyed
a large portion of South Bellaire, and sew
eral people residing up the C.. & 2. came
down to see the ruins, hut found it was a
false alarm that fooled them to this city.
There were no arrests at the Lookup on
Sunday or yesterday. The police of course
feel that the Law aud Order League is
a beneficent institution.
Unless there is q swell in the river with
in a week the Ohio will be too low for nav
isation for the Bellaire packets.
A number of our people have chartered
a special car and will excurt to Chippewa
Lake for a week, on Thursday.
C. II. Over, who went to Europe, spent
a greater portion of his time in Belgium,
getting pointers concerning the making OF
| window glass. He is now in England.
Rev. W. s. Campbell came home from
his trip, on Saturday, but LETT almost im-
mediateiy for Washington, where he will
spend about ten days.
1t seems that the old stockholders of the
B., u. 4 c. road will never get a rest.
Railroad stock is a poor speculation Is the
verdict of most people who have had any
OF il.
The fountain in the public square does
not spuIt water as il should, but the fault
will be remedied.
Emanuel Ault, who was arrested for
having another mans horse in his posses
sion, was given a hearing before Mayor
Brown yesterday afternoon and recognized
to Court in the sum Of $500. Ault
claimed that he met q stranger ut Pow
hatan, who hired him 81 take the horse to
| Woodsfield TO sell or trade, as best he
could, but that he was arrested before he
accomplished his object. Looks as If 1t
will he "Ault" he can do TO escape the
penitentlary.
The pillow used for turning up Bel
mont street broke yesterday, but will o
be in operation again.
The new gents furnishing store oil Isaac
and Albert Luchs Will open on Saturday
with u fine stock. The proprietors are
well-kuown and deserving young men aud
deserve credit for their ambitions.
Two more flint glass factories resumed
yesterday, and it IL thought that all the
rest will be at work by the last of the week.
DR.. f. ". Inskeep is in Philadelphia at
tending the funeral of his mother.
James F. Anderson, editor Of the lnde-
pendent, has had his place of business
nicely fixed up. ,
A coloIed fellow named Thomas whipped
a woman, and then successfully eyaded the
police officers after a foot race OF about an
hour